Author: Luca

If you hide your smile because of stains, chipped teeth or gaps, dental veneers could be the solution for you. Veneers are thin, natural-looking coverings that go on the front of your teeth to give you a boost of confidence in your smile. What are veneers? Dental veneers are custom-made shells that are created by technicians from premium dental materials to fit over the front surface of your teeth. They come in two materials – composite and porcelain – both of which match the colour of your existing teeth. Dental veneers are cosmetic restoration appliances, designed to hide several aesthetic…

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Veneers are composed of thin shells that cover the front surfaces of your teeth and enhance the appearance of your smile by providing better overall shape and colour to your teeth. Dentists have used veneers for cosmetic purposes. If you have ever heard of the “Hollywood Smile”, you likely have heard of veneers! There are a number of different types of veneers to choose from depending on your needs. However, most importantly, veneers offer an extremely natural-looking smile that will blend in well with your remaining teeth, does not require special maintenance, and has been reported to last over 10…

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If your tooth has been damaged or weakened, then it could put your smile as well as your oral health at risk. Fortunately, dental crowns provide a long-lasting, durable treatment for restoring strength, function, and the overall look of your tooth. Here is everything that you need to know regarding dental crowns – their different types and benefits, as well as how to care for them. What is a dental crown? A dental crown is a cap that looks like a tooth. Crowns are used to restore decayed, broken, weak, or worn down teeth, or to cover up a dental…

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Cosmetic dentists use veneers to improve how teeth look. They are an extremely thin layer of material that covers the visible face of a tooth, which can make it whiter, straighter, and stronger. Veneers are made from either porcelain or composite resin. They are used to restore broken, chipped or cracked teeth, correct tooth discolouration, correct crowding issues (crowding occurs when teeth are entangled), and fix teeth misalignment. There are a few types of veneers – Lumineers (which are more affordable than traditional porcelain veneers and require less preparation for insertion); traditional porcelain crowns (which are thicker than Lumineers but…

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Teeth whitening can be an effective process with some patients having no problem when they finish. However, many people experience tooth sensitivity after using this procedure, which will usually only last 24 to 48 hours but may still cause some discomfort for 1 to 3 days following your treatment. There are also several things you can do to help minimise the sensitivity you will have after completing your tooth whitening. What Causes Tooth Sensitivity after Teeth Whitening? There are a number of reasons that could result in tooth sensitivity following your tooth whitening procedure. Below is a list of reasons…

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Upon first glance, most people will notice your smile! However, it is proven that if your teeth are misaligned then your confidence levels can be greatly affected by whether you have a perfect set of pearly whites to show off. For the majority of people, it is those small imperfections in their smile that stop them from not being able to smile without hesitation; insecurities take over. So what is the answer? Porcelain veneers, of course! There are many different types and styles of cosmetic dental work and educating yourself about the uses, benefits and application of veneers will place…

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The popularity of teeth whitening in today’s society is impacting many aspects of dentistry. People are looking for options to whiten their teeth at home and create a beautiful smile with minimal effort. The appeal of having a bright and white smile is overwhelming, so there are many ways people have been trying to whiten their teeth at home, such as using multiple products that offer various levels of effectiveness within a short period of time. It can be confusing to know which products or home remedies are successful and which ones might damage your teeth. Therefore, before you embark…

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Dental bonding is one of the most effective and durable ways to enhance your smile with the use of composite dental resin (a blend of plastic and glass) that is tinted to match natural teeth. Using dental bonding can repair chipped or cracked teeth, fill in gaps between teeth, change the shape of a tooth and also change the colour of a tooth. Dental bonding can be removed easily without damaging the tooth structure unlike dental veneers which are irreversible. Dental composite treatment is a popular solution for anyone looking to restore their teeth and have been proven to be…

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In the UK, there is a constant curiosity between the costs associated with composite bonding and the actual value of this procedure. In addition to being a middle ground (between matrix fillings and original veneers) in terms of their cost, the cost of composite bonding per tooth varies widely depending on where you are located. A patient could pay £220 to repair a chip in his or her tooth, or they could pay as much as £400 on Harley Street and there is no apparent reason for that cost variation other than the fact that it is the dentist’s price.…

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Professional tooth whitening is a very effective method of whitening natural teeth. However, it is critical that you maintain your teeth’s whiteness after treatment by maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding staining substances, and following your dentist’s recommendations. Let’s have a look at the key findings on professional teeth whitening. What is Professional Teeth Whitening? The main function of professional teeth whitening is to whiten and brighten your natural teeth. Most professional treatments take place at a dentist’s office, and they typically make use of stronger bleaching agents than are found in most over-the-counter bleaching products. There are two primary types…

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